entering

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entering

She is entering the classroom with a smile.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • The act of going into or joining something: "entering" refers to the action of moving into a place, a group, or a state.
    • The point or moment of access: It can also denote the specific moment or point at which one goes in.
Usage
  • "Entering" is used to describe the physical action of coming into a space.
  • It is also used to describe the act of beginning to participate in an activity, organization, or condition.
  • It is a formal or descriptive term, often used in written contexts.
Examples
  • Noun:
    • The entering of the guests was delayed due to security checks.
    • His entering into the contract was a significant commitment.
    • The data is logged upon entering the system.
Advanced Usage
  • "Entering upon": Beginning or undertaking something, especially a duty or course of action.
    • She is entering upon a new phase of her career.
  • "Entering into": Becoming involved in or starting to consider something (e.g., an agreement, discussion, or state of mind).
    • The two companies are entering into a partnership.
Variants and Related Words
  • Entry (n): The act of entering; a place for entering.
    • Please use the main entry.
  • Entrance (n): An act of entering; a door or passage for entering.
    • The ceremony marked her entrance into the society.
  • Enter (v): To go or come into a place; to join or begin.
    • You may enter the room now.
Synonyms
  • Access: The means or opportunity to approach or enter a place.
  • Admission: The process or fact of entering or being allowed to enter a place or institution.
  • Ingress: A formal term for the act of entering.
Related Phrasal Verbs
  • Enter into: To begin to be involved in or to discuss.
    • They refused to enter into negotiations.
  • Enter upon/on: To begin something.
    • He entered upon his duties with great enthusiasm.
Related Idioms
  • Enter the fray: To join a fight, argument, or competition.
    • The new candidate entered the fray with a bold policy speech.
  • Enter someone's head/mind: (Of a thought) to occur to someone.
    • It never entered my head that he would refuse.
entering

She is entering the classroom with a smile.

Noun
  1. the act of entering
    • she made a grand entrance
  2. a movement into or inward